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To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee and An Imaginative Woman, from Thomas Hardy’s selection of Short Stories
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CSW GCSE English Literature Wider Reading Texts: To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee An Imaginative Woman, from Thomas Hardy's selection of Short Stories To some extent, the characters in both stories seem to be ruled by fixed ideas, prejudices and limited social values and attitudes. Explain and compare how each writer deals with this aspect. You might like to consider social context and values, time, plot, style and language, as well as the characters themselves. TKAMB and An Imaginative Woman are stories whose plot revolves around the idea of prejudices, social status and the attitudes of the era in which they are based. Both texts deal with these issues but in slightly different ways, because An Imaginative Woman is a short story, there isn't enough space to cover prejudices of all the characters in detail but because TKAMB is a novel, over the story although maybe not directly, the characters, personalities and viewpoints are...
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